Nodejs 8.x
The Node.js 8.x release branch is scheduled to become the next actively maintained Long Term Support (LTS) release line in October, 2017 under the LTS codename 'Carbon'. Note that the LTS lifespan for 8.x will end on December 31st, 2019.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| CVE-2019-15604.patch | 0000005270 5.15 KB | |
| CVE-2019-15605.patch | 0000066302 64.7 KB | |
| CVE-2019-15606.patch | 0000004325 4.22 KB | |
| CVE-2020-11080.patch | 0000008594 8.39 KB | |
| CVE-2020-15095.patch | 0000005094 4.97 KB | |
| CVE-2020-8174.patch | 0000004761 4.65 KB | |
| SHASUMS256.txt | 0000003703 3.62 KB | |
| SHASUMS256.txt.sig | 0000000310 310 Bytes | |
| _constraints | 0000000326 326 Bytes | |
| bash_output_helper.bash | 0000000306 306 Bytes | |
| fix_build_with_openssl_1.1.1d.patch | 0000005483 5.35 KB | |
| fix_ci_tests.patch | 0000007293 7.12 KB | |
| flaky_test_rerun.patch | 0000000804 804 Bytes | |
| manual_configure.patch | 0000001397 1.36 KB | |
| minimist.patch | 0000001078 1.05 KB | |
| nghttp2_1.41.0.patch | 0000296701 290 KB | |
| node-gyp-addon-gypi.patch | 0000003096 3.02 KB | |
| node-v8.17.0.tar.xz | 0019013844 18.1 MB | |
| nodejs-libpath.patch | 0000001955 1.91 KB | |
| nodejs-sle11-python26-check_output.patch | 0000001375 1.34 KB | |
| nodejs.keyring | 0000035900 35.1 KB | |
| nodejs8.changes | 0000093876 91.7 KB | |
| nodejs8.spec | 0000040857 39.9 KB | |
| npm_search_paths.patch | 0000001948 1.9 KB | |
| openssl_1_1_1.patch | 0000008453 8.25 KB | |
| skip_test_on_lowmem.patch | 0000000807 807 Bytes | |
| versioned.patch | 0000013142 12.8 KB |
Revision 169 (latest revision is 185)
Adam Majer (adamm)
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(revision 169)
- fix_ci_tests.patch: add support to SUSE's ECDH backport errors in SLE's openssl
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Turned off nodejs8 build on SLE11 SP4 since we would need access to Update repository, and this probably will not happen on here.